I am a newbie in informatica tool.
I run a workflow to insert data from database A, table A.A to database B, table B.B. Session did succeed.
And I met a problem in log file:
Database errors occurred:
Execute -- Informatica' ODBC 20101 driver27376073
Execute -- ODBC Driver Manager Function sequence error
When last step to insert data to B.B
It is only 1 row inserted per workflow running time. Example: I have 7 rows, only 1 row inserted and 6 rows rejected.
I search for 27376073 error code but I found nothing about it.
Can anyone help me solve this problem, please?
are you using aggregator transformation cheak groupby port marked or not
and if source is a FF and fixed width we need to do some settings in session task
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I try to add a column to a table with GUI Tableplus, but no response for long time.
So I turn to the db server, but got these error:
Maybe some inconsistent data generated during the operation through the Tableplus.
I am new to postgresql , and don't know what to do next.
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I did some operation as #Dri372 told, and got some progress.
The failed reason for table sys_role and s2 is that the tables are not empty, they have some records.
If I run sql like this create table s3 AS SELECT * FROM sys_role; alter table s3 add column project_code varchar(50);, I successed.
Now how could I still work on the table sys_role?
I am filling a table using a package and after preparing the data to be saved I present it to an OLEDB destination for SQL server and setting the data acces mode to Table or View - Fastload or just Table or view (no fast load).
There is no error message but it does not write to the table.
I switch over to the normal Table or View so that each record is inserted with a separate INSERT command instead of a BULK insert.
When nothing happens I stop the execution of the package and do a select * from the destination table. I saw that he inserted 20 records. After investigation the data which is send to the OLE DB destination, I saw that record 21 results in a duplicate key.
Instead of getting an error message the package does not continue its execution flow.
What am I doing wrong.
Go through all the elements of the package, including the package itself, and set:
FailPackageOnFailure = True
I'm developing Pentaho job to get data from BigQuery and insert into SQL Server. The job is quite simple as you can see below but during insert to a SQL Server table process in thrown 'Data truncation' error. Then I checked max length for this column. It is just 64 while in database it is nvarchar(500). Moreover that I want to know how is look like then for error records I log into text file. You can see it below. I've spent for 3 days with this problem but still not get an answer yet. Please do guide me.
What I have done so far
String cut step to sub string
String Operation step to trim
put left function in SELECT statement
put REGEXP_REPLACE(uuid, ' ', '') which remove spaces in SELECT statement.
All I have done getting the same error.
Pentaho job
Error records in text file
I have been solved this problem. It is my stupid mistake. I just recreate table and put more number for length of that column.
My case
post_name nvarchar(50) -> nvarchar(150)
I am trying to do a incremental load from Sql server 2008 to Netezza (Nps6) using SSIS.
Netezza 5.x version OLEDB driver used. I am using Table or View - Fast Load option with Maximum insert commit size = 0.
Here I am trying to insert few thousands of records to a Netezza table. This destination table contains millions of records. This Data flow task was taking a hours to complete. When I looked into the Netezza Administrator Active Queries I could see that a query like below was the problem,
SELECT * FROM Destination_Table;
The next step is an external table load like below,
insert into "destination_table"(col1, col2, col3)
select c0, c1, c2 from external '/dev/null' (c0, c1, c2) using (
remotesource odbc' delimiter ' ' escapechar '\' ctrlchars 'yes' crinstring 'yes' timeroundnanos 'yes' encoding 'internal' maxerrors 1
) ;
Can anyone help me understand why a SELECT * FROM the Destination Table is required for load. Or how a Netezza OLEDB driver works with SSIS.
Appreciate your help.
Without looking at details in your package, the behavior which you have explained occurs if you have not selected the Table or View -fast load option for your Data access mode in your OLE DB Destination component. The fast load option would internally use a BULK INSERT for uploading data into the destination table.
Using the Table or view behaves like a SELECT * and pulls all the columns. This access mode should be used only if you need all the columns of the table or view from the source to the destination.
The problem for you is that this option might not be appearing for you by default, since you are using Netezza.
See issue discussed here along with possible workarounds:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlintegrationservices/thread/965b6d83-cf5e-405b-8784-7981e4386adc
Official bug report raised here:
https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/569087
After installing OLEDB 6.x version this "SELECT * FROM DESTINATION TABLE" issue is not occurring. I could see a good performance improvement with OLEDB 6 version. But, If we are working on OLEDB 5.x version, i believe it is better to load to a stage table and then load to the destination table
I am using an OLE DB Command to update records in a table. I want to seperate rows that update successfully from rows that do not update (different than error). Some rows will not update because the key I am updating does not exist. This is different than an error, because the command ran so I can not use the red error line. The only idea I have would be the equivalent to when I execute the update in SQL Server and it says "(0 row(s) affected)" and I would be able to do a comparison.
Since this does not count as an error in SSIS, I can't use the red error line. Does anyone know how to catch records that do not update?
catch it in a table
Select *
INTO Some_table
FROM Table_you_are_updating_From as a
WHEre NOT EXISTS(Select *
FROM Table_you_are_updating as b WHERE a.key=b.key )